Tattoo artist Brian Woo’s dad wanted him to be a doctor, but instead of textbooks, Woo began to experiment with tattoos at 13. Soon he was apprenticed at Shamrock Social Club in LA, where stars like the Sex Pistols, Tupac, and Johnny Depp have been tattooed and waiting lists can be over a year long.
The Doctor describes his technique as fine line black and grey. And the tattoo that made him famous? “A wolf made up of my constellations – the first time I used my signature circles and lines to create an image,” he told modernmet.

Spray painting mason jars is really easy. As in super easy. So my sharing a how to spray paint mason jars seems a bit silly …

… but, in my defense, I do have a few tips to share.

Like (1) Here’s the spray paint brand I use …


And (2) I shake that can up. A lot. And I shake in-between sprays. A lot …

… and not just because I love the sound of those beads in the can rolling around. It really does serve a purpose to keep the paint mixed up.

Then there’s (3). I spray side to side. Shake. Depress nozzle. Move from left to right. And back right to left.

Four (4) is the most important one. Especially when using this particular brand of gold spray paint. I only use one coat. Okay, one thick coat. Most spray paint instructions tell you to use multiple thin coats. But with the Valspar Metallic gold spray paint, I found that multiple coats dulls the metallic finish.  So I do that shake and depress the nozzle and move left to right. And back again right to left. And maybe a few more sweeps back and forth to make sure the coverage is complete.

And that’s it. My 4 steps for success in spray painting mason jars gold using Valspar Metallic gold spray paint.

I had no interest in choosing photography as my profession until autumn of 2012, when I finally realized how strongly I really feel about it. Photography has become my greatest love. Capturing emotions and milestones is now a big part of who I am, and the whole idea of perfectly freezing special moments & feelings pushes me to take risks, get creative and learn as much as I can about the art of photo editing.
When it comes to style & interests, I prefer the outdoors and eye-catching locations. I like to create unreal situations in the real world, and tell surreal stories with my camera. My mission is to create images that look unnatural, but feel real.
I sometimes manipulate my photographs a lot in Photoshop, but I always try to keep the photo-realistic look.

Guardian

Model: Vanja Stojkovic

Alice in Wonderland

Model: Vanja Stojkovic

Nature

Model: Vanja Stojkovic

New life

Model: Milana Zoric

The Bird

Model: Bojana Sarac

Silence

Model: Vanja Stojkovic

Butterfly bath

Model: Vanja Stojkovic

Smoke

Model: Helena Soldat

Beauty

Model: Marija Kozomora

Life melody

Model: Helena Soldat

Blue eyes

Model: Milica Mihajlovic

Pale winter

Model: Milica Mihajlovic

The Hedgehog

Model: Helena Soldat

Between sky and earth

Model: Vanja Stojkovic

Green-eyed

Model: Anđela

Ballerina

Model: Valentina

Butterfly bath

Model: Vanja Stojkovic

Twins from the past

Models: Vanja Stojkovic and Bojana Sarac